| Show i WEATHER UTAH: Fair Sun-- d a y Increasing cloudiness Monday little change in temperature IDAHO: Partly fit cloudy light showers Sunday night and Seventy-fir- Year—No st 01 i Tne Associated Presa Tna unitea rr SS4 06DEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING ' JUNE 22 1941 ' : - ' - -- - — - ' 44 PAGES — FOUR SECTIONS FINAL FDITIfJN Ml Where Death Struck On Weber County Highway w " "t" rl FRENCH FROM V foreign flashed again Saturday as he read the proclamation of OLD FIGHT his fuehrer which launched the Defenders Claim Retreat highly trained nazi legions in a Due to Desire to cooperative drive Save City with Finland against the By The Associated Press dread Soviet Allied forces entered Dam The rich ascus Saturday night upon Ukraninian the withdrawal nf TfrpnoVi granary is Tommies Continue Drive -' s9 'J 4 ? - troops who announced a wish to spare the ancient city from TRAGIC CRASH The collision which battered the two machines shellfire of the steadily ad above brought Instant death to Peter Anderson (at side) n vancing attackers interior decorator of Ogden Saturday 2 miles south of Utah Hot This allied triumph in the Springs on the Ogden Brigham City cutoff The victim's wife w ho was riding with him on the start of a wedding anniversary trip was Levant war £ seriously injured and a great aerial duel be tween the R A F and the Luftwafte went ahead in the international news against a r 4 4 li uu ii— ' f ' Army to March Ag ainst soviet ' '" ' - - ?' ' V ' - i" ' ' Great Britain Sides With Reds ' ' - 'v "V s -- J K' Berlin Auto Collision Kills Ogdenite? Injures Two - swept across the channel in waves of 150 planes each against the German invasion front which United States army and navy air observ ers called "the most striking demonstration yet of increased R A Peter Anderson 71" of 452 Cm ld background of diplomacy propaganda nerves and rumor behind the scenes R A F bombers and fiehters Twenty-eight- h was killed three-thirt- y about instantly Saturday p m when the new sedan he was driving crashed into a pickup truck about 2 miles south of Utah Hot Springs on the cutoff route of F strength" 91:IL- S hisrhwav cj — ' When - — — Mrs I Anderson Tl nA Tlini" A I Alii lint £N was in Dee with lacerations of face hospital I and knee and a possible fractured I ankle Ray G Hansen 45 of Goshen Utah driver of the light truck was treated at the hospital tor a lacerated lee and released Crushed Chest Cause Mr Anderson's death was caused bv a crushed chest accord in c tn E W Wade state patrolman who! NJflVV KAam Greatly pleased with the working out of the South Ogden conservation district distribution of water through pipe lines engineers in the project are discovering that the system is making for enjoyable home life 64 II STRIKE ACTION For instance a family on a small tract of land has built a home investigated near the south boundary of "Mrs Anderson is probably alive because of the prompt action of a high school Last week from a lot SO feet Joyce Humphreys who witnessed the crash" by SO feet the father and his student wade said "He would not allow sons picked strawberries and the to move her ' until ' trained family put up 100 quarts for the anyone aiders first arrived Her injuries winter were such that improper handling The people are from Nebraska couia easily nave caused death' Hospital attaches Saturday night and "may have been blown out Mrs Anderson's condition reported of the dust bowl" as one of the engineers put it when he added Wade said the Anderson car at- "But they are worthy citizens of to pass another car on the tempted any community and are striving highway but could not make it to establish a home worth while" of cutting'' back into safely Instead e laneIrora which come use the of the water By carried ivir Anaerson annn he hadrwwuoH u tkm rpmiv the other ma- thev are converting na w" ar4Ni 1UIJ k emaroad striking u u oi uie "1C a productive area on which thev roaa- ' are building for the future Kin versary naerson ana nis Wire Were Bv the letting nf - f aw iJ u" tt ceieDrate meir wed- milUons of dollar-tv TTiii n is being organized at the IJth j: s anniversary wnen Uie tragedy occurrea rney were beaded for 1tnniv U S Chiefs Stunned By Hitler's Mes sage WASHINGTON 'June 21 (AP) — Germany's move against Russia created a sensation in diplomatic quarters night had settled over the here Saturday night and caught government officials un Straits of Dover and the contina significance ental coastline the rival claims prepared for development of such - far-reachi- Here's Text Of Hitler's tsy the Germans: seven British three German planes destroyed planes missing Fnr WaILh Scene At Bethlehem Shipyards (By The Associated Press) A conference of naval officers and an A F I international offi Cer at San TVnneiin Kntnrrlnv nrai fniwrf f)0f Offensive Resumed After dark the offensive was re sumed and soon the R A F's bombs were bursting on the French coast with such force that th Kentish shore quivered on the other of the chanrfel A Beirut communique said that in order to- avoid fishtine in the suburbs and streets French tronns have evacuated Damascus and our forces have taken up new positions outside the town" A Beirut dispatch to Vichv salfl that 80000 of Beirut's 180000 in- habitants had fled that city to Message at linm !nc tha rltmn I — - e a - Unif iri I 1 A 1 T3-- " A t- — — nrl — — 1 1 a X 1 — — — — 1 I A I I " 1 iu - 1 -- — - X- I W I Enc-lan- 1 ipi ww -- i nof nui I I A tu 1 i- - " I l I w — — 1 - 't' wJ?ra rSS?:?"'- m a - : Woody Gathers Skunks as Gih for Adolf Hitler I 1 cL - hn" ss - j aU-victori- 10-ye- ar non-aggressi- on Uncle Sam Draws No Sex-Lin- e For Civil Defense Volunteers nnj er — lJJ-iVll- mtaarrIO!?lga KfSattonTf : many in the struggle Although the British Broadcasting corporation an y nounced that up to a m New York time "no actual troop movements on the nart of either Germanv or ' Russia have as yet taken place" a dispatch telephoned from Purlin 10 Now xork said German troops massed in east Prussia along with soldiers from Finland and Norway in the north and Rumania in the south were on the march Russians Bitterly Assailed Adolf Hitler ordered the nazi armies to march into the Soviet after assailing Russia bitterly in a dawn proclamation broadcast to the world The German fuehrer declared he had had enough of Russian violations of the German frontiers and had commended the fate of the reich to the armies which have been since September 1939 Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels read the proclamation and then Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop came on the air to read out a formal declaration of war against the nation with which Germany linked herself in a pact less than two years '4 ago one-thirt- ' T- a-- ea I vJson — would find the Italian army standing by ready to aid Ger- m m e ua I l'' 7 ' l NEW YORK Sunday June 22 (AP)— A German radio announcement heard today by NBC said "German troops all alone the Russian border from-thBaltic in the north to the Balkans in the south are moving to their last minute : Peraps in conjunction with the armv would take action Monday 10 Puc cne strike-boun- d JBetniehem avnir! T?:u l on was back into sniPyard production both was declined because Britain was available from British diDlomnH of wjfr rrr Damascus Capture c rwuuu iwortn 01 aeiense con Beirut might mean collapse of and the to Dnng aDout liiuro- - sources duc- it was learned that uuping resistance which had turned pean coalition That is why Crjpps Viscount Halifax the Pr!Hh m conference followed by a day Vichy tne "protection" offensive of Mia i (Sir Stafford Crinns British 1A7 ar rlpm Dn Vr n jm- - bassador was inform ' ies into a bloody struggle of old V auU4 wtia sent io ivioscow nejuuu- - eugeriy awaited Official r comrades-in-arm- s wm commissioned under all cir- - T)OrtS —uvuiiuoia iuai ' m umuu luuiti A Vichy report that the British cumstances to come to an agree- Sumner Welles under nc Ule oeuuvuvia pianc had tm ""tni" i TTlOnf txrifU Hr — delivered — an tn ultimatum i ui omie was asKed ""- twwaya m tue riussia at juuaiuw sxupyarus French Somaiiiand giving that east put out the ivina tfmPnf that conference this FfiMt worn African administration the she was protecting these countries sia would qualify for American executive Doara 01 me iccai choice ofcolony's i n v rjamfb3 evidentivtf TJtraTTio tl fhe loininc — — U11VI " 111 CLUAli UIltT C VCTlt iwuu uwu Oil© xuanu wuere jvir Anuer— iui uicu ui unuergomg a starvation "&wjr fcCf blockvia tne JtJaltic states became victim the Brown's an order interior conejected Tmmensi wmw decorating f v Ilr"l n t j J :mJ tWelles turned the nnaofu The nonsfn! "v44nja w 1 reensaaie adetnegave -promise of an extension rvuvuauuu ui xvuasi£L inn as onu" 0lutr constructed and ?onn buildingo i walcorwaa to Bi1 ° a Painting large oeiween x and Kumania atrugjsie and 01 nypotneticai contract weutn Greek with the vicny liaison In ine naval xondon ar uj"iaiiaanc nrrunprt I TT i Extreme diffieuin eiinl anu1 mn navy omcers ti xxe was oorn in nristlana rsor-- I j t-i tne iow united states or laree lieatn talked am 14 1869 for Brown with k three son way a of Chriswo well July nearly unrLt- 11 Enough construction Is In xais uiumaium witnout prece- - nowever believed she wa nuuiamo tian and Petronella Nielsen An- - hours A navy spokesman said any aid to Russia iniaiii From able to to keep an army of workers sight' busy! derson The familv moved to TTtnh only that the conference dealt with coun to Russia only if she re- materlals presum V' r"as converts to the L D S church tne strike and that "there were no ably WOUld have to Pn Via f ho ra" vjrciuiouj ' - nort jium m a va when fiMr and Italv for- th ituiamuci ui uiv cine to tne Kussian of Peterson was two years concrete results" The navy of - -puuiauon living x -land totally When the warehouses "i l"e mc en" on or country With a heavy heart I did Vladivostok They Bettled in Coalville Sum- - cers however arranged for a later depot site are completed thousand o1?: mit county and lived there dnrino- meetine which Brown was not ex- - forcing It to declare a rebellion this for if Germanv rives irnaran- of carloads of army supplies will Mr Anderson's youth against the fatherland "said a tees she will fulfill them pected to attend ' De stored SENATOR NEARFNG CRISIS He married Ida J Newman a The prime issue in the disrute nuy Hois to ontam and tne Unit- - We neither nor Englishmen WASHINGTON June 21 (AP- )t Witii the inflow of supplies there sister of William E Newman of Is the demand for union recogni- - ed States TT n i 7 yaches in ol?y a struck the tion Salt Washington swifter Ogden namson n a Lake oenaior at the Bethlehem plant Other will be a constant call on the City L D grew S Its in duel with the axis ' weaKer Saturday rlid his issues include a demand for $115 tempo temple June 31 1896 ST" steadily depot for camp equipment Active I D S Worker ' ta an hour instead of the $112 fixed fe"ed the end ed thesft- - own deliVering uauon was He an near In active worker contract— the master in coastwide the Railroad traffic In and out of tie aske 1 Completing the round of such i1 which had lifted the scale from the (Coaunud oa PaM Two) 'IS the guarantor tnm 'Dumonla His physician Dr Sterling Ruf- uie area wiu De on an extensive f continued on Pag Two) (ColumnThree) level said after an afternoon call $1 fin previous scaie uirected also —— (Column Six) against ' Russia?' on his distinguished patient that replied: Thousands of warehouse people Senator Harrison was not as well 'Against: everyone clerks and others will be employed as Friday and that his condition And Russia nv i and they will be functioning even wao Kiavc u naa even f ""V aiter me emergency of war has intentions ing against Rumania WATONGA Okla June 21 "f with newspaper clippings He fre " oiotov asked further: passed he said "They're not alway" is Germanv ' (TJP)Woody Hockaday eccenways fighting" quently has broken into meetings ' The Utah general supply depot tric Wichita Kan feather-throwwhich he considered harmful to who was again threatRegarding shipping the skunks !iTffiSlanT' is built as a permanent institution Russia?' the showered ening to and peace a staked Hitler delegates in admitted tepee Roman Nose Hockaday that ana wiu aaa to tne growth and u- My reply was that nD with feathers and he once let his plans aren't complete park today and said that he had loose in of a feathers lnterests the "But it is a swell idea" Hock- - butannV Finland barrage come here with two objectives ' state department in Washington a"ack said "He'd 1 realize Finland °n then To aday a n°tr also Is just sack of skunks gather That true of Ogden air to WASHINGTON June 21 (AP) how much he does stink" Scott said Hockaday told him tolerate TTeoii send to Adolf for Hitler as at we Hill field do nor depot Sam's civilian defense or rrpnt re Uncle he came of here after Meanwhile the Cheyennes who Is 2 To give the land back to hearing pair shops will be erected in which Indians will enlist volunteers the threatening the a Indians Russia had ganizations abandoned Cheyenne their placing line picket thousands of skilled workers will distinction between the tWrd without on the line around the promise of government Wwtlon was: picket Watonga aZL be employed to maintain the Hockaday'i arrival came as a u — least at is the plan -sexes that acrmoui army a in postoffice that the murals would be sin protest against mat rtus- in the current air service in repair even in times shock to Sheriff R C Scott who mural eouie draft" uarantees felt to which "rough decided to they outraged Hockchanged found a newly installed tepee on of profound peace £yreply was that Bulgaria?- V stage adopt the tribe the of into Cheyenne their ceremontribe history aday in park property Inside the tepee Disclosure that proposals for It was Hockaday' s opinion that ies Sunday Also at Ogden arsenal much was Hockaday wearing an Indian "women's divisions" have more sense the had strictly Cheyennes said comhe -' (Continued On Page Two) Hockaday headdress and breech-clomight age through the been of world than rest the the tentatively rejected was (Colnzaa Jrour) memorate the occasion by throw- Dardanelles and f Hockaday identified himself on a do in wominui made a few toaay oy ivtrs riorencethings "They feathers Pag tag peaceful (Column Three) Two) d administraKerr a By The Associated Press Nazi troops supported by the German air force smashed into Soviet Russia Sunday along a 1500-mil- e front reaching from the Arctic Circle to the Black Sea —the most tremendous military operation in history The Italian army was said by the Rome radio to be standing by ready to aid Germany in the struggle A dispatch telephoned from Berlin to New York said German troops massed in East Prussia along with soldiers from Finland and Norway in the north and Rumania in the south were on the march The German radio announced that within the next 24 hours representatives of the International Press would be given documentary proof that Russia had come to a secret understanding with Great Britain behind Germany's back far lacked any official reports on uie suaaen development In view of slow communications It was ex- - Pu&luoIls' normorv AanliraA tirn y rn Innm GAn pected that direct Word from " uu Qmnof uuuu wuv Puccia anf uQu m American dinlomats hrnoH not reach here for several hours and the London radio immediately announced a declaration rumors of TT xspiten widespread ' Russian-Germatension for sev naa Deen issuea m jvioscow siaung ine u o a it ana ureat eral days Adolf Hitler's decision to turn his armies eastward came Britain were in full accord on the international situation as a distinct surprise at this time The Rome radio in a report picked up by NBC in New Constantine Oumanskv the So viet ambassador here could not be York declared that the conflict between Russia and Germany reached for rommrmr NEW 11YORK June 22 (AP)— TT iSl the PS-sidNation a ? It was a difficult step for me to send my minister to Moscow in or der to attend to work against the policy of encirclement of Britain I hoped that at last it would be possible to put away tension Germany never intended to oc- CUDV IjlfVmnnin TVia riafaof nf Pn land induced me to ac3 ° in address Srfi - ng President Roosevelt had retired early before Adolf Hitler's procla mation was read over the German radio and White House aides said that so far as they knew he was not awakened for the - news Secretary of State Hull was ad vised immediately but he and other' state department officials remained were: - " - - By the British: 24 German planes destroyed four British planes Against Muscovites 'I've Had Enough of Moscow's Violations of My Frontiers' Says Der Fuehrer In Latest Move to Electrify Entire World Vi ' ' well-know- two-weeks-o- Great Crisis VON RIBBENTROP MAKES FORMAL STATEMENT the Hitler objective In But Finland Expected to Cast Lot With believed to be ft ' Hitler Orders JuumtwMiuWinijlliiutjMtiM yWWj!11" A ' L UNPERTURBED The disarming smile of Joachim von Vichy Quits Damascus As Ribbentrop nazi minister tf - IT J I SYRIA CAPITAL ' — Hurls Nazi Defy to Reds BRITISH DRIVE v A ' i urv tive assistant to Mayor F H La- f Guardia civilian defense director of-f'ci- als Bih - ( ut 1 newly-name- ' Women will be given a chance on an equal basis with men"said Mrs Kerr "How many survive will depend on their ability" She made the point that particular jobs are going to be given to the persons best qualified to do them regardless of whether the individual is a man or a woman Hitler in his proclamation said send an ambassador to Moscow in 1939 after the pact was signed and that it had been as hard to relinquish the Baltic states to the it Jhad been difficult for him to Soviet in 1940 T' 'Can No Longer Overlook Violations' He accused the Russians of sending planes across the common German-Russia- n frontier countless times and said that the moment had arrived at last when Germany- could no longer overlook these- developments 'Together with the Finns the (Continued On Page Two) (Column One) |
